Capitalise on what you enjoy. Enjoy social media? Make a page, scale not just scroll Enjoy writing? Reach out to companies looking to get stuff written
All this can be done while happy with friends and classes.
You don't need to think what you want AFTER degree gets over
Interesting take
Not everyone can do this. What you are saying is applicable only if you are truly passionate about it and want to monetise it in the future. Most of the people have herd mentality who believe in go with the flow attitude. Sadly, the fear of failure is so high that, people just can’t think anything outside their course curriculum.
I regret getting too comfortable in the college. All the years till my 12th I was told ki bas college me chale jao fir life achhi hai and right after I got into a good college, I became totally careless about my life career or life ahead. I just watched movies all the time and studied just enough to get good grades. I was in core branch and I should've talked to more and more seniors to understand if core is even worth pursuing or not. I just avoided any hard work and now I'm stuck in a career crisis while all my peers from core branch are doing good in their life because they realised the reality early and made a good career path for themselves.
In a nutshell, don't do just enough to get grades. Get in touch with seniors, alumni and understand the reality out in the world. Also, keep reading about new things, keep exploring things unfamiliar to you.
Never joined any club but i regret it now . Clubs definitely help you in improving your soft skills which are very important in corporate life
My regret: Not starting competitive coding in college 😕
for me. i spent college studying for grades and 20s making money in a job I don't like, but never got to make the memories I should've with all my friends. I regret doing all of that
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Maybe stop wasting time writing 4chan style posts and use that time to study.
